CMO: UK virus mutation not yet found in Hungary
Chief Medical Officer Cecília Müller has confirmed that the mutation of the coronavirus that originates from the UK has not yet been identified in Hungary.
Chief Medical Officer Cecília Müller has confirmed that the mutation of the coronavirus that originates from the UK has not yet been identified in Hungary.
Róbert Kiss said that Hungarian passengers will be subject to restrictions already in force and will be required to enter mandatory self-quarantine.
Hungary and the UK will be co-hosting the upcoming MTV European Music Awards on November 8.
Visitors from a number of countries, including Hungary, will not need to be isolated on entering the United Kingdom.
The prime minister congratulated Boris Johnson on being able to succeed in enforcing the will of the British people, who want to secure their sovereignty outside the European Union.
Szabolcs Takács said Hungary would be “losing a lot” with Brexit as the UK promoted a “sovereigntist” approach to the EU as against the “federalist” view of the commission.
The foreign minister said the Hungarian government is sad to see the UK leave the EU but Hungary will make all efforts to continue “in the closest possible ties” with the country
The prime minster said that not only is Brexit a great political and economic loss for the EU, but the UK, which is a rich country, will also take much money with it
Péter Szijjártó said the Hungarian government was interested in promoting a “fair” agreement between the UK and the EU
The "destructive" investor George Soros was told to “stay out of British politics” after admitting to providing 700,000 GBP (250,000,000 HUF) worth of grants for pro-EU groups
George Soros is attempting to undermine the democratically elected government of the United Kingdom and overturn the results of a popular referendum.
Péter Szijjártó, minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, said "a fair Brexit deal ... simply cannot exclude a free-trade agreement"
Hungary-UK economic ties are expanding and there are currently 800 British companies in Hungary employing 50,000 people. Meanwhile, bilateral trade grew by 15 percent in 2015